Lubbock man turns hobby into Gulf fishing trailer venture
Jack Casey of Lubbock builds a luxury mobile fishing trailer to transport groups to Aransas Pass Texas for a week of deep sea fishing. The unit includes an observation lounge kitchen bedroom and separate driver compartment. Packages cover transport lodging boats gear for one price with six travelers per trip.
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Wrestling Results From Albany San Diego Kansas City and More
United Press reports results across multiple cities. Rudy Dusek of Omaha pinned Mike Mazurki of Cohoes and Sam Cordova of Buffalo while Len Hall of San Francisco counted out outside the ring. In San Diego Mount Dean threw Sledge and Columbo threw Baffert. Kansas City bouts saw Banaska defeat Wolfe and Poddubny defeat Simpson. Lewis threw Bartusch and Szabo drew with Jennings. Roebuck defeated Helwig. In Atlanta Brown drew with Jones in a 90 minute bout.
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Hungary
Oilers Begin Spring Training Under New Manager McManus
Tulsa's Oilers report to Seguin Texas for 1936 camp with new manager Marty McManus and 25 signed on. Veterans include Johnny Berger Art McDougall Dick Whitworth and Murray Howell. Training runs to April 4 with exhibition games before opening April 14 in Oklahoma City against the Indians.
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Babe) Howell
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Tigers Hopeful on Simmons and York as Spring Games Begin
Tampa reports indicate Mickey Cochrane praises Al Simmons at Lakeland while Rudy York shines at the plate. Major league figures like Bill Brandt and Ford Frick are set to visit, with Joe McCarthy recalling Grover Alexander’s speed. Scout attention focuses on Rube Rubinsky and Ray Hopes, a Mississippi University halfback.
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Van Mungo Joins Brooklyn Camp As Strike Feud Persists
Van Mungo signed and reported to the Brooklyn camp in Clearwater with all players under contract except infielder Joe Stripp who was asked to take a pay cut. Browns holdout Irving Burns lingers in West Palm Beach as rain slows training. Reds begin second base in Tampa with salary talks ongoing between Ival Goodman and GM MacPhail. Gehrig and Hadley nursing ankles in St Petersburg practice. DiMaggio impresses with bat and arm. Werber expected in Sarasota. Foxx belts two 450 foot drives. Giants praise Bartell-Whitehead combo at second base in Pensacola. Ruppert leads Ruffing holdout concerns. rookie expense clash noted. California leads in producing big league players per new Who’s Who.
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Laundrymen Beat Presbyterian in City Loop Basket Clash
Panhandle Laundry defeats Presbyterian 43 13 while Canadian River Gas and Red and White Grocery split in a tight 23 17 game. Morrison led Laundry with 11 points followed by Hanna and Geary with 9 each as Whiteguard Montgomery added 8.
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Bunk More Bunk and Most Burk Teases Baseball Feud
Henry McLemore writes that Dizzy Dean and Branch Rickey, with Frankie Frisch and Virgil Davis, plan a new baseball drama to top the Ruth Ruppert pairing. The show titled Bunk More Bunk and Most Burk may premiere in Bradenton or St Louis late this month with a plot borrowing from the old Ruth Ruppert saga.
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Parkers and Lumberjacks Vie For Texas Olympic Title
The Arkansas Razorbacks meet the Stephen F. Austin Lumberjacks in Houston for the Southwest district Olympic basketball final. The Lumberjacks edged Rice 49 to 48 while Texas crushed Texas A&M 27 to 16, as Rice's measles outbreak sidelined six players. Jim Lee Howell anchored Razorbacks defense guarding Jack Collins.
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Baseball Pioneer John D. Holland Dies at 63
Oklahoma City business leader John D. Holland founder of the Oklahoma City Indians in the Texas League died after years of illness. He suffered a stroke and passed away in Oklahoma City at age 63, ending a long minor league career.
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Jack” Holland
Holland
Oklahoma City Indians
Mangin Fights To Defend Indoor Tennis Title
Gregory Mangin wins the United States indoor singles championship amid a tough final round against Leonard Hartman with a 6-1 6-3 4-6 6-3 verdict. Mangin, ranked sixth, persevered past early challenges from Ray Palmer Jr and Henry Culley to claim his fourth title in five years.
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Holland's Baseball Legacy Shaped Oklahoma City's Rise
The obituary recalls Holland's role in lifting Oklahoma City's teams from cellar to league championships and the Dixie series, noting his 1923 Western League pennant and the move to the Texas League. He fostered young players, kept independence through minor league upheaval, and brought organized baseball to Oklahoma City.
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